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Comment by Ken (Kenny) Lacy on August 5, 2009 at 11:46pm

ATTAIN RESPONSE

Comment by Linda/CMAS, BS, RN on June 14, 2009 at 10:50am

We only have ONE earth and ONE life to live! Check out MSDS on typical household cleaners and you will KNOW why the cancer rates are what they are...

THANKS for sharing my "soapbox"!!

Be blessed!!

Linda/FCLS, CMAS, BS, RN

Comment by Enrico Glasso on April 23, 2009 at 5:59pm

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Comment by Ruma Dutt on March 26, 2009 at 5:28am

Hello evrybody !!

Here I am introducing yet another new line of eco friendly item through my website www.juteslippers.com .

This is Jute Ornaments & Costume Jewellery. Have a glimpse of these items like necklace, ear rings, hair clips etc.

The products being natural have no impact on skins and the user can definitely stand out from the crowd by just wearing the passion of caring the environment within her.

Would like to have a feedback on the products from the members. The items have been displayed in www.juteslippers.com/Ornaments.htm

Regards.

Ruma Dutt

Comment by Tree Frog Treks on March 17, 2009 at 12:48pm

Hi,

I work for a company called Tree Frog Treks in San Francisco. We are a science education program for kids that incorporates reptiles and amphibians. We pride ourselves on being a green company as we recycle and compost everything, we re-use products, we own a Zap car, and most of our teachers bike to work and class instead of drive. Check out our site for more information www.treefrogtreks.com

Comment by Salon Verve Organic Salon & Retailer on March 2, 2009 at 9:34am

We are looking for a "green collar" worker. Can you help us?
Salon Verve is looking for one full-time Cosmetologist! If you or someone you know has an established clientele and would like to work in a fun, non-toxic, ammonia free, organic atmosphere, get in touch with JoAnn at 231-932-8378 or stop by the salon with a resume. We're on Bay St east of the Elk's Club in Traverse City, MI.

Comment by Salon Verve Organic Salon & Retailer on February 19, 2009 at 10:34am

Salon Verve is an organic salon in Northern Michigan. We use a recycling service called "Bay Area Recycling for Charities." Andy Gale is the creator/owner and is an incredible guy! He takes all numbers of plastic, all metals, styrofoam, everything! He donates a portion of profits to local community charities. Incredible business, for sure. Most salons take several big garbage bags out everyday to go to the landfill. Salon Verve has one tiny 3 gallon trash bag each day. Everything else is recycled or reused. Even our hair clippings are collected in a special container and we send them to a non-profit in CA called "Matter of Trust" who turn the clippings into hair mats used to clean up oil spills.
Damon-get in touch with Andy about your recycling business! http://www.bayarearecycling.net/

Comment by Damon Wilson on February 14, 2009 at 10:56am

Hi ALL:

My name is Damon I'm starting a recycle plastic plant in the Pittsburgh area. I'm on here to seek info on a recycle plastic plant. Also if anyone can inform me on collecting plastic from landfills? What I want to collect from the landfills is computers plastic from cars. Also I want to melt plastic down to make a webbing in part of the process that will also be part of a end product. I'm looking foward to the comments. Blessings to all and I speak sucess to everyone doing a God thing in everyone's life.

Comment by Ruma Dutt on February 12, 2009 at 10:37am

Hi Sarah,

I am excited to learn that you love our products. But ordering single item would not be economical in the sense that Air courier charges will be much more than the product price. Just in case you can find a niche market then it can be a good business proposition.

Ruma

Comment by Sarah Goodrich on February 12, 2009 at 10:04am

Hi, Ruma.
I love your products. Can individuals order single items?

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